Enrico De Angelis is researcher at CEDEJ, Cairo. He was adjunct professor at Faculty Roberto Ruffilli of University of Bologna. Enrico wrote a monograph on the relationship between media and conflict and several articles on the role of new media and the dynamics of the networked public sphere in the MENA region. He has lived in Cairo since September 2011.
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Published in: North Africa, West AsiaThe crowds and the individual: why we should rethink how we debate complex issues on social mediaThis is not an attempt to relitigate this episode, but to critically reflect on the underlying dynamics of social networks that contribute to such outcomes.
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Published in: نوىاعادة التفكير بالاعلام السوريالتغيرات التي طرأت على المشهد الاعلامي السوري في السنوات الأخيرة تمثل قطيعة كاملة مع الماضي. بينما حصلت هذه التغيرات في بلدان عربية أخرى بصورة تدريجية وفي فترة سابقة للانتفاضات الشعبية، في سوريا كان التغيير فجائيا وسريعا. English
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Published in: North Africa, West AsiaRethinking Syrian mediaCitizen journalism rocked the foundations of the Syrian mediascape. Activist videos were on every news channel, yet ordinary Syrians were still unable to tell their stories as they saw it. An introduction to 'Looking inside the uprising' and its feature on the use, impact and effect of new media on the Syrian uprising. بالعربي